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lavender27

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malumbu

malumbu

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I go to Modern Computers on the OKR http://www.moderncomputers.com/ Google reviews are mixed. They built this PC that I am typing on, maintain it, repaired my Macbook (dunno why, as they are obselete a week after you buy them - and that is a swipe at Apple) and repaired a touch screen laptop (not like the wonkers at PC World)
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Sue

Sue

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red devil Wrote:

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> There is a website, and it doesn't mention repairs

> as such, but I'm sure he will have a look at Med's

> Mac and carry out a repair if he can...

> http://www.netquest-consulting.com/site/services.h

> tml



The home page says he does repairs.


Sorry btw, I was previously looking at another Netquest website which had nothing to do with the ED one, duh.

Thunderblue600

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Hiya Lavender27

Yes I can for sure make a recommendation!

Surf Stop

52 Brixton Road, Camberwell

SW9 6BS


Open Seven Days a Week


Frank 0207 820 0009


For Lap Top PC Computer repairs There Is No Better In South East London.

Five Star Service ? Friendly - Prompt ? Terrific Value.

Have used Surf Stop previously all good, however it is the most recent experience that I wish to share.

The previous repair was completed same day.

On 3rd August 2017 My Dell Laptop went up its own exhaust pipe.

Was not a virus issue but my PC was really acting out of character, on restart I was unable to open anything.

ALSO had a new Imoga 1.5TB hard drive ? with no power cable ( USA Purchase )

Two other 1TB drives that I could not access

So no hard drive back up for at least SIX months.

There is a MASS of data on my hard drive!

Mid-day I arrived with my Dell and three hard drives.

Result:

Supplied cable for the Imoga.

Fixed the other hard drive units ? both needed to be opened.

The Dell ? There was such a mass of data that it took until Saturday to transfer to my 1.5TB unit.

It is now 100% working, much faster, with all my bookmarks saved ? and at my request reverted to Windows 7

All my hard drive data has been saved as a desktop icon.

Frank took my number and kept me updated with progress.

I estimate excluding copying my hard drive that Frank spent at least four hours fixing everything.

The TOTAL COST: ?80!


Can you imagine if I had called out for PC Repair ? most start at ?75 an HOUR ? it took OVER 48 hours to copy my hard drive ? you do the maths!


Suffice to add Frank received more than ?80 and did not expect to receive a bouquet of flowers and a bottle of wine.

When I receive EXCEPTIONAL service it should be acknowledged and shared.


So if anyone reading this review opts to have your computer repaired by Frank please do mention Michael from Nunhead.

If you do have bookmarks just remind Frank to save them.

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